Functional performance, nutritional status, and body composition in ambulant community-dwelling individuals 1–3 years after suffering from a cerebral infarction or intracerebral bleeding
Conclusions:
Nutritional disorders, i.e., obesity, sarcopenia, or risk for malnutrition, were observed in about one-third of individuals 1 year after stroke. Risk for malnutrition, self-reported physical activity, and age were related to mobility (SPPB), whereas fat-free mass (FFM) and fat mass (FM) were not. Nutrition and exercise treatment could be further evaluated as rehabilitation opportunities after stroke.
Source: Epidemiologic Perspectives and Innovations - Category: Epidemiology Authors: Birgit VahlbergLena ZetterbergBirgitta LindmarkKarin HellströmTommy Cederholm Source Type: research
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